Vjeran Tomic: The Spider-Man of Paris

Vjeran Tomic’s most famous Paris heist was on the Musée d’Art Moderne in 2010, when he half-inched a Matisse, a Picasso, a Braque, a Léger and a Modigliani from under the guards’ noses — but that was a regular theft, achieved by cutting through a padlock and breaking a window. The Parisian criminal community has greater respect for his earlier work, when he would break into top-floor luxury flats by climbing up freestyle and leaping from roof to roof.

This film combines head-camera re-enactments with the words of Tomic himself.